WHAT IS THE FIRST word that comes to mind when you hear “country club”? The word “friendly” doesn’t usually top the list and, at times, it might not even make the list. Many people tend to think of the word “stuffy” which is a synonym for “unfriendly”. However, your Club is truly making a splash as we become known as the friendliest Club around. Over the course of this season we have heard comments such as: “It's such an incredible club with everything you could ask for, including ridiculously friendly members and staff! I was very impressed and I’d like to explore membership offerings.” and “Everyone here is just so friendly! When I’ve visited private clubs as a guest in the past, I have always felt like an outsider and sometimes an intruder . . . but everyone, from the members to the staff, made me feel at home here as if I’ve been a member for years. It’s a wonderful place.” These are only a few of the fantastic comments we have received, so we want to thank you for simply being you; for always making the extra effort to say hello to someone you don’t know or to wave to a prospective member on a tour, or for introduc- ing yourself to a newcomer at martini madness. As you relax and unwind at CRCC this summer, be sure to make a splash at one of the summer’s pool parties, or join us for our new Wednesday and Thursday evening “Twilight Dip & Dine.” Watch sparks fly at the Club’s 4th of July fireworks show and join the weekly 9-holers or a drop-in tennis clinic. As you continue to perfect your swing both on the courts and course, we look forward to seeing you become more involved with the various Member groupings and events offered during the summer months. Be sure to sign your children and grand- children up for junior summer golf, tennis, swim and/or combo camps. The camps are open to both members and non-members so be sure to also tell your friends. Camp sessions will surely sell-out due to high demand; please make your reservation early! The summer season marks a time of Club improvement projects that you will soon see underway. All improvements are based on Member feedback, so, as always; we thank you for your suggestions and ask that you continue to tell us how we are doing. If you know of anyone who would enjoy the Club, please let me know so that I can extend an invitation to that person or family to be a “Member for the Day.”You can reach me at: 954.449.4404, [email protected]. INSIDE THIS ISSUE Special Club Events 3 Golf News 6 Tennis Events 10 Great Shots 11 Datebook 14 Calendars 15 CORAL RIDGE COUNTRY CLUB 1 CLUB LIFE SUMMER 2013 VOLUME 9 NO.3 CORAL RIDGE COUNTRY CLUB Makin’ a Splash KIARRA ROPER | SALES & MARKETING DIRECTOR
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W H AT I S T H E F I R S T
word that comes to mind
when you hear “country
club”? The word “friendly”
doesn’t usually top the list
and, at times, it might not
even make the list. Many
people tend to think of
the word “stuffy” which is a synonym for
“unfriendly”. However, your Club is truly
making a splash as we become known as the
friendliest Club around. Over the course of
this season we have heard comments such as:
“It's such an incredible club with everything
you could ask for, including ridiculously
friendly members and staff ! I was very
impressed and I’d like to explore membership
offerings.” and “Everyone here is just so friendly!
Ladies’ Member-Guest, Tuesday & Thursday, April 16 & 18.Top: participants of the Ladies’ Member-Guest
B2/A3 division. Bottom: participants of the Ladies’ Member-Guest A2-Open division
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Ladies’ Member-Guest B2/A3
Winners: Jennie Riggs & Angela Mahin
Finalists: Sue Mitchell & Alda Tedeschi
Ladies’ Member-Guest A2-Open
Winners: Antoinette Looney & Sheri Whittington
Finalists: Louise Proffer & Laurie Labelle
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2013 Club Tennis Championships
The Club Championships attracted 87 entrants this year, with one new event the
Men’s 60 & Over Singles. Listed below are the champions and finalists, congratulations
to all!
Thank You To Our 2013 Team CaptainsA special thanks goes out to our dedicated 2012 - 2013 team captains for all of their
hard work during this past season.
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Mixed Doubles Championship Finals
Finalists: Michael & Vicky Stockamore & Champions: Dana
Adler & Dion Joannou
Men’s 60’s Club Championship
Champion, Wayne Grimm & Finalist, Paul Proffer
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Women’s Open Cindi Joyner
Women’s A1 Denise Colon
Women’s A2 Erika Buchholz
Women’s A3 Nina Lear
Women’s B2 Tresa Hernandez
Men’s Championship Singles
Champion: Dion Joannou
Runner-up: Michael Stockamore
Men’s A Singles
Champion: Kurt Zimmerman
Runner-up: Wes Shelton
Men’s B Singles
Champion: Peter Gayda
Runner-up: Perry Keese
Men’s 60 & Over Singles
Champion: Wayne Grimm
Runner-up: Paul Proffer
Women’s A Singles
Champion: Marie Blaison
Runner-up: Laura Schroeders
Women’s B Singles
Champion: Cindy Leventhal
Runner-up: Deirdre Scott
Men’s A Doubles
Champions: Emad Abuhamda & Raul Tapia
Runner-ups: Howard Bedick & Eric Rosenberg
Men’s B Doubles
Champions: Pat O’Neal & Roger Steiner
Runner-ups: Peter Gayda & Herb Yardley
Women’s Championship Doubles
Champions: Dana Adler & Ann Spalding
Runner-ups: Debbie Johnson & Marianne Weber
Women’s A Doubles
Champions: Catherine Martin & Stephanie Paul
Runner-ups: Laura Schroeders & Connie Williams
Mixed Doubles
Champions: Dion Joannou & Dana Adler
Runner-ups: Michael Stockamore & Vicky Stockamore
Congratulations!
Women’s 5.0 (pink) Patty Echarte
Women’s 5.0 (green) Shayna Neal
Women’s 4.3 Angela Soto
Women’s 3.5 Jane Holston
Thank You!
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Family ComedyNight with TaylorMasonSaturday, April 6
1 The children were all smiles with Taylor
Mason & Paco the Pig
2 Gina & Ashley Balcom
3 The Buckman Family
4 The Ingham Family
5 The Serra Family
6 The Jaffa Family
7 The Kupferman Family
8 The Spalding Family
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Mother’s DayCelebration Sunday, May 12
1 The Letourneau Family
2 The Marzano Family
3 The Tolar Family
4 The Reeder Family
5 Marian & Joseph Zaden
6 The Castellano Family
Red Bull Tee Time Monday, May 13
7 & 8 Lead Golf Instructor, Dolph
Roder in Mobile, Alabama at the Red
Bull Tee Time with Lexi Thompson,
spreading knowledge to future golfers
and growing the game of golf.
Awesome 80’s End of SeasonSaturday, April 20
Tennis CampTiny Tots (4 - 6 years) Monday - Thursday, 9 - 10 amSeniors (7-15 years and up)Monday - Thursday, 10 am - 3 pm
Tiny TotsStudents are introduced to the game oftennis through a variety of movementand striking practices. The instructorsemphasize fun in these programs.
Tiny Tots Fees$85 Member / $95 Non-member per
session (M-TH)Walk In / Day of Registration Fee $15Registration Processing Fee $25 (per
camper, per summer)Cancellation Processing Fee $25Note: ADD the applicable 6% FL Sales Tax
to all Tiny Tots Fees.
SeniorsStudents are exposed to an extensivedrill program covering all of the basicstrokes in the morning. After a lunchbreak, in which the children are invitedto swim as well as eat, the students areengaged in match play. Conditioning,strategy, rules, and etiquette areemphasized in this program. The ses-sions end with a “hit for prizes” game, inwhich all students have a chance towin tennis related prizes.
Seniors Fees $215 Member / $255 Non-member per
session (M-TH)Walk In / Day of Registration Fee $15Registration Processing Fee $25 (one
time per camper, per summer)Cancellation Processing Fee $25 Note: ADD the applicable 6% FL Sales
Schedule of SessionsMonday - Thursday Session 1 June 3 - 6 Session 2 June 10 - 13 Session 3 June 17 - 20Session 4 June 24 - 27
Session 5 July 8 - 11Session 6 July 15 - 18Session 7 July 22 - 25Session 8 July 29 - August 1Session 9 August 5 - 8Session 10 August 12 - 15Note: Due to the 4th of July holiday, camp
will not be offered the week of July 1 - 5.
Stipulation: Proper tennis shoes andattire are required before any camper isallowed to play. Tank tops, sports jer-seys, cargo pants, shorts, cut-offs, run-ning shoes, and any other inappropri-ate attire is not permitted. Limitedequipment is available, but it is recom-mended that your child has his/herown equipment, which you can pur-chase at the Tennis Pro Shop.
Tennis Camp Directors: Will Hoag &Chris Kader, 954.449.4410
Combo Camp(5 - 7 years)Monday - Thursday, 9:00 am - 12:30 pm(Includes Lunch)*Same session dates as Tennis Camp weeks
Combo Camp introduces students toTennis, Golf and Swim! Campers willenjoy playing tennis every morning,followed by swim on Monday andTuesday, switching to golf onWednesday and Thursday.
Combo Camp Fees$180 Member / $225 Non-member per
session (M-TH)
Walk-In / Day of Registration Fee $15Registration Processing Fee $25 (one
time per camper, per summer)Cancellation Processing Fee $25Note: ADD the applicable 6% FL Sales Tax
Golf Camp is open to children ages 5 -15 interested in learning golf or improv-ing their current game. The camp isdesigned to encourage skill develop-ment, with a strong emphasis on fun.Our professional staff has extensiveteaching experience and organization-al skills applicable for children.
Juniors: Instruction, games, and lunch.
Juniors Fees$145 Member / $165 Non-member per
session (T-FRI) Walk In / Day of Registration Fee $15Registration Processing Fee $25 (one
time per camper, per summer)Cancellation Processing Fee $25Note: ADD the applicable 6% FL Sales Tax
to all Junior Golf Fees.
Seniors: Play in the morning followedby lunch at which time the children areable to cool off at the pool if theychoose. The afternoon focuses oninstruction. The timing of activities issubject to change due to circumstance.
Senior Fees$275 Member / $300 Non-member per
session (T-FRI) Walk In / Day of Registration Fee $15Registration Processing Fee $25 (one
time per camper, per summer)Cancellation Processing Fee $25Note: ADD the applicable 6% FL Sales Tax
to all Senior Golf Fees.
Schedule of Sessions:Tuesday - ThursdaySession 1 June 4 - 7 Session 2 June 11 - 14 Session 3 June 18 - 21Session 4 June 25 - June 28Session 5 July 9 - 12Session 6 July 16 - 19Session 7 July 23 - 26Session 8 July 30 - August 2Session 9 August 6 - 9Session 10 August 13 - 16Note: Due to the 4th of July holiday, camp
will not be offered the week of July 1 - 5.
Stipulation: Proper golf attire isrequired; children are allowed to play int-shirts. Tank tops, sports jerseys, cargopants or shorts, cut-offs, and any otherinappropriate attire is not permitted.Limited equipment is available, but it isrecommended that your child hashis/her own equipment, which you canpurchase at the Golf Pro Shop.
Golf Camp Director: Scott Fox,954.449.4421
Swim CampSwim Camp (2 - 14 years)Monday - Friday2 Time Offerings10 am - 12 pm3 pm - 5 pmNote: Times exclude swim meets.
Swim camp focuses on stroke improve-ment and includes participation in avariety of competitive swim meets.Each child must be able to swim thelength of the pool.
Weekly Schedule Monday - Friday Session 1 June 3 - 7Session 2 June 10 - 14Session 3 June 17 - 21 Session 4 June 24 - 28 Session 5 July 8 - 12Session 6 July 15 - 19Session 7 July 22 - 26Session 8 July 29 - August 2Session 9 August 5 - 9Session 10 August 12 - 16Note: Due to the 4th of July holiday, camp
will not be offered the week of July 1 - 5.
Stipulation: All children are required tohave CRCC swimsuits and goggleswhich you can purchase at the pool.
Swim Camp Fees$105 Member / $135 Non-member per
session (M-FRI) Walk In / Day of Registration Fee $15Registration Processing Fee $25 (one
time per camper, per summer)Cancellation Processing Fee $25 Swim Suit $60.42, Goggles $21.20Note: ADD the applicable 6% FL Sales Tax
to all Swim Camp Fees, except the swimsuit and goggles fees.
Swim Meets Children in swim camp the week of aswim meet are invited to participate.See Camp Director for details.
Swim Camp Director: Jo Ann Davies,954.449.4425
CAMPC R C C S U M M E R C A M P P R O G R A M S
2013 Summer Camp is here!Coral Ridge Country Club offers Tennis, Golf and Swim Camps for
children of various ages and skill levels. These fun and instructionalprograms run from June - August and are available to both ClubMembers and non-members. Please see the camp brochure for our 5-Day Camp.
Early registration is encouraged due to high demand. Pick-up a campbrochure at the Club or download a copy from the website atwww.coralridgecc.com.
We look forward to your child’s participation in Summer Camp!
S E A S O N A L C H A N G E S
Please be sure to take note of thesummer hours of operation andevents offered throughout thesummer months.
GOLFH O U R S O F O P E R AT I O N
MondayClosed
Tuesday - Sunday7 am – 6 pm
G O L F D A I LY E V E N T S
Tuesday8 am - 11:30 pm – Ladies Golf10:30 am – Ladies 9-Holers9 am - 3 pm – Junior Golf Camp*12:26 pm – Trippers (Men)1 - 1:30 pm – Hot Topic Clinic
WednesdayGuest Day (1/2 Price Green Fees)9 am - 3 pm – Junior Golf Camp*3:30 - 4 pm – On the Range with
the Pro (Women)4 pm – Ladies 9 & Wine
Thursday8 am - Cat Fight (Women)9 am - 3 pm – Junior Golf Camp*12:26 pm – Ridge Runners (Men)4:30 - 5 pm – On the Range with
the Pro (Men) 5 pm – 9-Holers (Men)5 - 6:30 pm – Ladies Chip & Sip
FridayGuest Day (1/2 Price Green Fees)9 am - 3 pm – Junior Golf Camp*9 - 9:30 am – Hot Topic Clinic10:30 am - 12 pm – Ladies Weekly
Training1 - 2 pm – Get Golf Ready
Saturday8 - 11:30 am – Men’s Golf8:58 am – Nine O’Clockers9:30 - 10 am – On the Range with
the Pro (Kids)1 - 2 pm – Little Chippers2 - 3:30 pm – Junior Academy
On Course Evaluation: Uponrequest, 2 student min; 4 max
Note: There are no MGA eventsJune, July, Aug & Sept.
* Junior Golf Camp runs from June4 - August 16
G O L F S P E C I A L E V E N T S
Saturday, June 1Golf & Tennis Camp Experience
Thursday, July 4Individual Flag Event
Saturday - Monday, August 31,September 1, 2Patriot Golf Days
Monday, September 2Labor Day Stableford
Any DayPlay with the ProCall the Golf Shop for details
TENNISH O U R S O F O P E R AT I O N
Monday 8 am - 3 pm Note: After Labor Day, Mondayhours are 8 am - 8 pm
